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500 BOXES LORRESTO ORANGES, zoos, zoos, 16OS,
and 12Ss sizes, Just received and for sale at low
prices by HARRIS 6 ANDERSON,
Louisiana ave
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b. BALL $50 to-day Athletic Park.

c. sTooNs Of local interest will appear In Th
Hat, net tomorrow.
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(NATSKILL MOUNTAINS
~ SARATOGA,

NATSkILL MOUNTAINS.
LAKE GEORGE ApIRoNpAcKs
On and after SUNDAY, June &c. express trains on
West Shore Railroad will run Daily. except sunday.
to and from the Jersey City Station of the Pennsy
vania Railroad, making close connections with fast
CAIS SKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.-1S
Leave Jersey City Station at 30 IA. Ar Va
rive Hotel Kaaterskil via Kingston 224 kE:hS
M; Grand Hotel, LAB pm: PhRnicia, 12:.I5 pm.
Mount Mo- House Station 20 m Palenyille 30 pm
tain House,
SARATOGA AND CATsKILL MT EXPRESS
L t ihiHIsdelphia 20 am Arrive Hotel kaater-
m: PhGnieis, $50 pm: Mt House Station. AIS =.
m PaienVllle, 20 pm. Arrive Saratoga 80 pm.
Caldwell, Lake George. 80 pm. Drawing-room
Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hotel Station and 10
Phenicia Nor Hotel Kaaterskin and Mountain
Housel, and New York to Saratoga.
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECIAL
skill; via Kingston, Ii PIN. Grand Hotel, s AS p.
m Palenville sos ~. Arrive Saratoga 9: 10 m.
Drawing room Cars New York to Grand Hotel Station
and to Phdnicis for Hotel Kaaterskin and Mountain
House9, and Washington to Saratoga.
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect IN the Jersey City Station all northern
resorts by West Shore railroad Baggage checked
through
C. E. LAMBERT,
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A BAGGAGE-MAsTER KILLED.-An accident oc.
CURED yesterday about mile west OF GlenwoOd.
ON the Newport News and Mississippi Valley Rail.
road by which a frSt-claSS coach and two sieepers
OF the Louisville express were thrown from the
track and considerably damaged y. w. Pettway,
0aggage,master, OF Richmond, was killed, and
about dozen passengers injured none, however,
seriously. Among the injured were NJ. Cohen and
Z. ID. Starkt, both or Richmond.
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CITY ITEMS.


CLEARING-SALE BARGAINS.
Childrens Kid Oxford Ties, heels or spring heels,
reduced to soc.
Chidrens Kid Spring heel Shoes, sizes to 8, re-
duced to 4Oc.
Infants Slippers and Kid Button Shoes reduced to
25c.
Misses Kid Springfield Shoes, worked button
holes, reduced to CSC.
Boys and Youths Solid Leather Button Shoes re-
duced to 81.
Ladies' Fine Kid Opera Slippers reduced TO soc.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes reduced to 81
Ladies' Pebble Goat House Slippers reduced to &c
Mems Button, Lace or Congress Caters, all solid
leather, reduced TO s1.25.
Mems Fine Embroidered Slippers reduced to SOC.
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
! 726 7th street.
Attar~a Tho CDoor inu Sopo
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EVERYBODY can afford to read Rider Haggard'
last novel 1t only costs cents. In The Iepu6ti
next SuuQay
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''OPera BOquet'' Cigars.
"Opera BoQuet' Cigars.
"Opera BOQuet" Cigars.
MarvelS OF beauty and excellence
Marvels OF beauty aud excellence.
Five Cents Straight.
Cigar and Tobacco Department
Nj. & p. METZGER,
l AT 9TH st. NV.
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NATIONAL LEAGrE results Athletic Park.

RIDER HAGGAKDs latest novel, for cents In
The Republic next Sunday.
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Adolph CluSS has bought for IS, 900 OF Catherine
:. May sub lot Is, square SCI, ~ by l2O feet OH
the east side OF III street, between ID and Z north
west
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CARTOONS OF local interest will appear in The
Ratchet tomorrow
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The Courts.
POLICE CouRT-Jttdge Harper pro tenn.

POLICE CouRr-Jadge Harper pro tenn.
Yesterday, Kate Doyle, assault; S. or Is days.
B.: Frank Wright, embezzlement; grand Jury.
Frank Nicholson, do; S. or Is days Chas. john
son, larceny; 60 days. Edward Washington, col
ored, do; do. Henry watkins, threats; personal
bonds Washington Robinson, ARRAY; s. JAS.
Childs, do; collateral forfeited. Jno. Crumpton,
assault; personal bonds. Frank G1lleSse, do; $40
q 80 days ThOs Ellis, do; collateral FORFEITED.
EDWARD Na1lor, colOred, assault; IL months and
- days.
Affairs I'm West Warrington.
NEWS TO REV. DR. LINDsAY.-A letter from Rev.
Dr. Lindsay IN reference to his reported election as
rector OF Christ Church, Hartford, Conn.,, was re-
ce1ved here last evening In which he says that on
MS way to Virginia to join his family he had Just
Is all know about it. have never been to Hart:
ford and know but one or two persons there. Tell
any OF my friends.this"
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A large number OF per-
sons gathered unaer the tent at the junction OF
32d, Virginia avenue and 35th streets last night
TO listen to Charles NJ. Nye's lecture upon the evils
invitation was extented to all those who had not
signed the pledge OF abstinence to do SO now,
which Invitation was accepted by many.
HE REPAIRS TO THE CANAL-Pres1dent Baugh-
man, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, who was
at HagerstOwn yesterday, stated that the work on
tne bridge at the big pool on the chesapeake and
ONO canal was completed Wednesday night. The
water was turned in Tuesday night, but 1t Will be
several days before the pool is full enough for nav
igation. Boats will commence loading In Cumber.
land next wednesday.
from Alexandria to-day with LOO bushels OF
wheat for G. T. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER At A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, 80; condition, z;
receiving reservoir temperature, IS; condition at
north connection, 6; condition at south connec-
tion 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, as;
euens gate house, i Hsh tide IL the ryer to-
Gay at 3 :5S q. m. low tide at $40 p. IN.
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SPECIAL SUNDAY TRAIN TO THE MILITARY En-
CAAPxEST.-Oa sunday August = the Baltimore
an O-4o Railroad Will run q special train 10 Ha-
sefseovn and return for the accommodation of
ln1se desiring 70 visit the boys In camp The spe-
eiai Train VIII leave yhe b. aud o. depot New Jer-
go Gsehue and Z street. at 30 u IN. and return
my, lave the camp at ITO p. IN. Tickets for the
fouAo mp, good for this train only xI25
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Attend the Clearing Sale
at the Family Shoe store 80 7th st. All goods go
at prime cost. l

The Following Wonderful Bargains
are offered for tomorrow at s. w. Augenstein's
81 sl9, and s21 9TH street northwest: Decorated
$40; Is doz. Imported Fruit Saucers 15c., worth
35c.; Crystal spoon-hoders, &C.; Colored Glass
doz. Table Tumblers, nc; Decorated Chamber
Sets s2.7s worth $3.50; with Jars s4.51, worth 81;
got. covered Bucket. &C.; 3-qt &C.; 4-qt., 12c.
Tea Sets, 1888; Box Backing, Backing Brush
and Whisp Broom, Csc; 3-hoop Wash-tub, Wash
board and 80 Clothes-pins, CSC; Japanned Crumb-
brush and Tray, 1Sc. No reasonable offer refused
ON balance OF our stock OF RefrigeratOrs, Trunks,
and Baby Carriages.
Ladies' House Sinner. IL cents Family
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Ladies' House Slippers, IL cents. Family
Shoe Store, 80 7th st.
An AGy,t Worth Readin~

An AdV't Worth Reading.
Old Rye Whisky straight from the distillery),
73c and Soc. per bottles worth at the least 81 90.
Blackberry Brandy, splendid quality, 75c. per bot
tie. Raspberry syrup, delightful summer drink,
4Sc. bottle. Virginia Claret, 81 per gallon; 25c.
per bottle. Elegant Port Wine IOr sickness 81 per
gallon; Coo. quart bottle.
N. & P. METZGER
AT 18th st. NV.
All s3 Shoes reduced to s19s at the Family
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MarVtlS or beauty aud excellence,
Five Cents Straight.
Cigar and Tobacco Department
Nj. & p. METzGER,
AT 1th st. NV.
Ladies' Kid Oxford Tie. only 70 cents at
the Family Snoe Store, 80 It'll st.
Having bought Out the stock OF the book
store which Lately Occupied No 7O9 Market Space
the new addition our establishment, we Shall
close out the entire line OF books One-naf regu-
lar prices. This stock includes full line OF stand
Also a line line OF Illustrated and gift books,
NIFTY OF securing variety OF valuable works at
prices wholly unprecedented.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
705, 707, and 7O9 Market Space.
eO3 SMITH & WARDwELL-
Saturday Bargain. at the Family Shoe
Store.
Iced Tea! Iced Teal!
Gunpowder, at soc. per TO- You cannot equal it
elsewhere. Tea and Coffee Department.
NJ. &. p. METzGER,
LII At TIN st. NV.
Boys Gray, White, and Blue Flannel
Oachs bicycie Shirt Depot and Sewing Machine
Rooms, TIN ana Ii SITS. 3
Gents Patent Leather Oxford Ties
down 10 81 40 at the Family Shoe Store, 80 7th ST.
Look at These Prices,
dren'S Back silk PurasOls:
22-inch, all silk, 49c.
22-lnch, all silk, ZylOnite handle, $l.25
24-lnch, doubie-Iaced silk, $1.49
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
7Oo-7U7.7O0 Market Space
1913 SMITH q WARDWELL.
Eyeglasses, wholesale and retail, 4s7 Pa. ave-
boating, bicycling, and travelling
Shirts Tor Men and boys, all cOlOrs and Sizes from
5Oc. to 81, at Auerbach'S Bicycle Shirt Depot and
Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and II SITS. 3
Sc shoes, all styles, go at 1898 at the Family
| Shoe Store, $40 7th st.
Drink the tsQueen Of Beers,,
| II you want to save DOCTORS bills The health of
your entire family Will be studied by ordering this
| beer from the Agency, LOG ID street northwest
| 10 cents per dozen. GIN
Engraving, Walford, 4s7 Pa ave. coz
500 Extra Fine Quality Flannel Shirts
at S1.5O, worth fully 81, all shades and Sizes at
Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Ma
cnlne rooms, 7Cn ana II SITS. 3
ssROyal Glue,' mends em.-Boston Varieties
Prior to Taking Inventory. all goods
Will be sold at prime cost at the Family Shoe Store
| 80 7Jh st.
| Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u Id. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per To-
| Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk sweet MIX
&c. per quart
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A Distinguished Party.
MR.. NICKERSON'S DINNER IN HONOR OF MRS. CLEyE

LAND.
The guests at the dinner given yesterday in
honor of Mrs. Cleveland, by A. W. Nickerson, at
his summer home in Marion, Mass included be-
sides Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom and Mrs. Welsh
Gen. and Mrs. Greedy, Mr.. r. w. Glider, editor OF
the Century, and his wife; Miss A. L. Dawes
daughter OF Senator Dawes; Joseph Jefferson the
actor, and his wife; JnO. G. NicOlay, marshal of
the United States Supreme Court; Mrs. Schuyler
Van Rensselaer,, the auth0ress; Mrs. Samuel War
Secretary OF State, and Mir. and Mrs. MahlOn Og-
den Jones' the last-nained lady being Russian
countess The dinner party did not break up
When Mrs. Cleveland and party drove up to the
grounds a flag was run up the stan on the green
in response TO blast FROM the bugle on the coach
ana at the same moment frOm the yacht Dread
naught, also belonging to Mr.. NickerSOD, and
which was anchored OF the point, salute was
truck to rail. In the afternoon, at the studio OF
Mrs. Glider, party OF young people were repro
ducing the 5a6eaux vivants from .Alice in Won
deriand y when the guests OF tbs dinner party un-
expectedly appeared, the Presidents wife and her
relatives again making the trip In MIR. NickersOns
and chatted and laughed gaily. The audience at
the entertainment included people OF note from
out OF town as well the elite OF the residents
MIS- Cleveland and her party were subsequently,
driven to Gen. Gveely's residence in Mi. Nicker-
sons coach. Last evening Mrs. Cleveland received
number OF friends In an informal manner.
INVESTIGATING RAILROADS In VIRGINIA-Railroad
commissioner Hill, Of Virginia, has gone to Page
county TO Investigate some alleged discrimination
In freight rates on the part OF the Shenandoah
valley Road: He Was invited there by the railroad
oITclalS, and Will meet the person who preferred
the cha.geS Upon his return to Richmond, Gen.
Hill Will lay before the Board OF Public Works
some alleged violations Of law on the part OF the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad co.
AGAIN OPERATED UPoN.-The Crown Prince
FREDERICK William underwent another operation
by DR.. Mackenzie for the growth III his throat
Wednesday, with good results. The crown prince
returned TO COwes yesterday. His general health
Is excellent, and his voice Is improving.
STANLEY HEARD FROM.-A dispatch from St.
Thomas, West Africa, says that letters have been
received at Stanley Pool from Henry NJ. Stanley.
announcing his arrival at Aruhwimie Falls on
June IL, and stating that all OF his party were
well.
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IHE CONVENIENT SALE TO take place by order OF
OIL Wilson, At the greenhouses south OF the
washington Monument, tomorrow Saturday
august d, at O'Clock p. m, presents a rare OPP
portuhiIy 10 builders, contractors, Junk-dealers,
AID others TO purchase material and supplies.
fOI particulars see the advertisement sewhere In
to-day paper
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CTEAM WELL BORING.-wELLs BoRED FOR
- ctes towns villages fsrms. hotels breweries pm
waite residences, rairuads. &C. Satisfaction gunFaE
teed. solicit corr sp Jndence
3e25-2ms HURON A. HUYETT, Haeerstown "a
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHOkr ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORDEUTSCHER LLOYD g g. 90
Fast Express steamers
To Southampton tLondon. Hayre), Bremen
Werra, We'd, Aug. 10. q 80 g. m: Ems, sat, AuG.
IL, noon; Elder. We'd, Aug. Ia, y. m T1ve, Wed,
Aug. "a ESQ q fulda, Sat. Aug. 81 IL 80 p. M.
kaale, We'd. Aug. 81, pm
Comfortable etateroOns, excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin, S15 and uI.
wards berth. according 20 location "a cabin e55
berth; steerage at Low rates. Apply 70
su5 f. DROOP. sl5 Penn. ave-
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DERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES

RERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
S23 14TH ST. n w.
OPEN ALL SUM MER
practical knowledge of FRENCH. GERMAN, AND
SPANISH acquired in ONE or TWO TERMS.
Reduced fees for summer. free trial lessons.
Highest references. ,eo9
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AGAIN OPERATED UPON.-The Crown Prince
Frederick william underwent another operation
by DIR. Mackenzie for the growth III his throat
wednesday, with good results. The crown prince
returned 70 Cowes yesterday. His general health
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Trains leave Washington from Station corner of xth
and streets as follows
For fittsDurR and the West, Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace Sleeping Cars at 81 80 A. NJ daily, Fast
bne, 300 A. NJ. daily to Cincinnati and III. Louis,
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg To Cincinnati
and buffet Car 10 81. Louis daily. except saturday
70 CHICAGO, with Sleeping Car Ait ChIcag
Western Express, at :: 10 Z NJ daily with Sleeyin4
Cars Washington 10 Chicago aud st Louis, and Har-
risburg TO Cleveland, connecting Harrisburg
with through seepers for Louisville and Memphis,
Pacific Express, 1000 T. NJ daily tor PittsburS
and the West with through Sleeper Harrisburg q
Chicago -
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COMMITTED TO JAIL--There was a snort session
u tile Criminal Court this morning. held by JUS
lice Aerrlch- Robert RnOne, coOred, arrested re-
entity In Philadelphia, and indicted Or an assault
1hd battery with Intent 10 Kill Lucius Burnett on
.sst CHRISTMAS day, pleaded not guilty, and Was
-o.nIAitted 10 Jail In default OF 500 bail
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STANLEY HEARD FRoM.-A dispatch from St.
Thomas, West Africa, says that letters have been
received at Stanley Pool from Henry NJ stanley
announcing his arrival ut Aruhw1mie Falls on
June Is, and stating that all OF his party were
well.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES = Marriage licenses have
Oeen Issued by the clerk of court TO Edward
SOston and Carrie Ternus; W. E Neale and Mary
Mercer; Theodore Gunnett and Sallie W. Frank
In; Alexander VI. Jerdone OF New Lebanon, n.
J., ana ~ Pearl Holdridge; ID. W. Dyer and tsa-
Della McGinnlS
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HARVEY TAKEN TO ALBASY.-Deputy Warden
fuss and capt Jones, Of the Jail forces, left last
Ashl Tor Albany, escorting Oscar J. Harvey who
goes tAere 10 begin his twelve years term In the
PchItehtlary, ana C1itOn Berry, sentenced for one
year Tor Tue larceny OF a Match
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OONGRESS HALL ATLANTIC CITY, N A. a
SopeEed JUNE 25. 1887 Accommodate yEMY
800 Music all the season. lt.bf
je9-2m MILO NJ POTTER. Manager
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-10

TN RE ORDINANCE FOR THE SANTA
i Monica outlook Railroad Company.
The following ordinance was adopted by
the Board of Supervisors November 8, 1887,
by the following vote:
T. E. Rowan, aye.
Oscar Macy, aye.
W. 7. Martin, aye.
J. w. Venable, aye.
Jacob Ross, aye.
Noes, none.
An ordinance granting franchise to the
Santa Monica Outlook Railroad Company.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of
Los Angeles, State of California. do ordain
as follows:
Section l. There is hereby granted to the
Santa Monica outlook Railroad Company,
corporation duly organized under the laws
of the State of California, franchise and
right to be exercised and extended for
period of fifty (5O) years from this date, for
the following purposes: reconstruct, equip,
carry on and maintain steam railroad
along the following line: Commencing at
the point in Los Angeles county, California,
where the westerly line OF the town OF santa
Monica, as Incorporated, intersects the
high water mark OF the Pacific Ocean,
OF high water mark and along said Pacific
Ocean, but within said high water mark to
the point where the Malibu Canon
and the waters flowing therefrom 1ntersect
ing sufficient in width to enable said corpor-
alton to fully construct, equip and operate
such railroad, provided that no obstruction
shall be made to the county road; the north
eriy boundary of said right of way being
the Ranches San Vicente Bocade Santa Mon
lea and Topanga Malibu Siques, and being
between the Pacific Ocean and said ranches
and all in said county.
Section g This ordinance shall be pub
iished together with the names of the mem
bers voting for and against the same, for
one week from this date in the HERALD, a
newspaper published in this county.
IsEALl T. K. ROWAN, e
Chairman Board of Supervisors.
Attest: C. H. DUNsMooR, Clerk
ByJ. NJ. DUNsMooR, Deputy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-10
ALLEGED ASSAULT.
Chas. Minor Tried and Acquitted d
Before Justice Austin.

Chas. Minor Tried and Acquitted
BEFORE Justice Austin.
Yesterday before Judge Austin
Charles Minor was tried on charge
Of an assault on G. w. Brown with
q deadly weapon on November lst.
Brown stated that on the day in ques-
ton he went to Minors stable on
business and offered to pay the bill
that had accrued against him for
horse feed. Minor preferred an extra
charge of $5 on previous account and
high words ensued. Minor then said
he would make Brown pay it and
rushed at him with a pi chfork and
B own ran away. r. AlIridge stated
that he was outside the gate and saw
the plaintiff running away pursued
by Minor with a pitchfork;
w. G. Mcclure said he heard
both parties talking excitedly, but did
not see Minor chase Brown with a
pitchfork. Charles Minor stated that
he was cleaning out the stable when
Brown came. They had dispute
about the IS, but he did not run after
him with pitchfork. A. E. Morley
stated that he hearl Brown threaten
to shoot M nor, and Minor told him
to be quick and clear out, at the same
time taking hold of a pitchfork. q,
w. Brown WAS recalled and stated
that the occurrence referred to ny
Morley was on former occasion. The
case was dismissed and the defendant
discharged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-10
KEGEL AGAIN
I'm Jail on a Charge of Assault
with a Deadly weapon.

I'm Jail on a Charge OF Assault
with a Deadly Weapon.
A woman hurriedly entered the
police Office yesterday afternoon say
ing man was trying to kill her hus-
band. Officer Botello left with the
woman, who drove team attached to
a double-seated wagon. She drove
rapidly to Highland park, where
Botello found Manuel Lopez and
Henry Kegel both somewhat bloody
and dishevelled squaring off for an
other fight. Officer Botello jumped
out of the wagon, placed Kegel under
arrest as the aggressive party. 1t
took three men to handcutf
him and bring him to
town where he was charged with as
sault with deadly weapon, and
locked up to await examination this
morning in Judge Austin's Court. On
inquiry as to the cause of the trouble,
Manuel Lopez, the complainant. said
that he had worked for Kegel two
years, and left him on Monday. Yes
terday he drove out there with his
wife to get some little furniture he
had left. Kegel got in the wagon
with him, and when he asked
him for the money due him,
Kegel whipped out a revolver and
exclaimed, "I'll pay you with this"
Lopez's wife, seeing him draw a
pistol. exclaimed, "Look out; he has
q pistol" Kegel then shot at Lopez
and pushed him out of the wagon. He
then turned and commenced choking
Mrs. Lopez, when Lopez jumped
back into the wagon and grappled
with Kegel. Both fell out and Lopez
secured the revolver. While his wife
drove to town after an officer he stood
guard over Kegel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-10
Famous orange Belt.


Three and half miles from San Bernarl
dino the famous Rialto tract, no scale bug
plenty of water, magnificent soil, no smut
and no frost. Go and see this beautiful tract
of foot-hill land. Mr.. Compton will meet
you on the grounds. Don't delay In select
tions-they are better to-day than they will
be tomorrow. Take twenty. acre block
and plant it in Washington Naval, Malta
Bloods, Mediterranean Sweets and Pape
Rind, st. Michael budded oranges and Eureka
lemops. 1t Is the best investment to-day In
Southern California. Hundreds Of families
are now on the way to settle on this trac
from Kansas. An abundance Of water piped
on every block. A large church and college
are to be erected at once. Before investing,
call on or address Lewis Shively, 55 N. Spring
street, Los Angeles, or Compton & Shively
San BenardlnO, California.